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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Edena_of_Neith" data-source="post: 4333718" data-attributes="member: 2020">(chuckles)  Yeah, that's me.  The wizard.  Worst to best.  Yet you know what?  I happen to believe that this is the core spirit of D&D, period.  Worst to best.  From rags to riches.  From ashes to glory.  From nothing to greatness.  It doesn't take a wizard for that.  That applies to all the classes.  It's just that the wizard so epitomized this spirit, that she caught my attention.  (wry look)  It's sort of a moot point.  Nobody ever played a single class wizard.  Or, practically ever.  Not in the games I was in.  So there were no single classes wizards around me, in the group, to obtain the massive rewards of high level.  There were some exceptions, all of them extremely unfortunate because they circumvented the spirit of the rules.  The most infamous exception was the elven fighter/wizard.  Had they not allowed this class, I think the wizard would have been much rarer and much more appreciated today.  EDIT:  (Eyestrain here.  Have to go offline.  Not dissing anyone here, and nice to meet a White Wolf Designer!  Nice to see you again, Gnomeworks!  When I come back, I'll try to answer posts.)</blockquote>